As mass tourism returns with a vengeance, cities like Rome struggle with overcrowding, unruly visitors, and mounting local resentment. The ...

In 2025, key changes include Rome’s Jubilee, drawing 39 million pilgrims, Venice’s new entry fee for day-trippers, and Paris Metro fare inc...

French President Emmanuel Macron has expressed his commitment to keeping the popular Netflix show Emily in Paris set in France, after the s...

Rome authorities on Tuesday unveiled a massive, 13-meter (yard) replica of the statue Constantine commissioned for himself after 312 AD. It...

A new museum, the Museum of the Forma Urbis, is opening in Rome, displaying a marble map of ancient Rome that hasn't been seen by the publi...

The discovery, now the third largest archaeological site in Morocco, provides valuable insights into the lives of Roman settlers and Romani...

Sicily isn't the only European destination bustling with tourists ahead of the peak summer season in July and August. After three years of ...

Rome to open ancient square where Julius Caesar was killed. According to several historical sources, he died in the capital's central Largo...

The airline said that the new flights are designed to cater to travellers who are constantly on the lookout for new and affordable flying o...

The Colosseum is Italy's most popular tourist attraction, drawing some 7.6 million visitors in 2019.

If even half a billion Indians decide to see their country, no spot will be uncrowded.

Under the 'Spiritual Tourism' programme, the government has drawn up plans to develop holy places and heritage monuments.

The government is preparing a multi-pronged programme to attract tourists to the country's pilgrim sites, modeled on world famous pilgrim s...

Mumbai, India's fashion capital and home to Bollywood, has ranked last among the top 37 cities in the world featured in the best overall to...

On Valentine’s Day eve, ET-Travel celebrates true love — the universal emotion that makes the world go round

Maximise your trip to Europe with some great getaways and soak in the very best of art, culture, food and nightlife in the West

When an Italian food and wine journalist Carlo Petrini started the Slow Food Movement in 1986 as a reaction to the opening of a McDonald’s ...